Rangemaster Splashbacks

Match the splashback width to the visible width of your hob or range, sizes commonly offered are 60cm, 90cm, 100cm and 110cm. If you have a 90cm range, a 90cm splashback gives neat coverage; if your cooker is wider or sits proud of the worktop, stepping up to a 100cm or 110cm gives extra side protection. The product list shows good stock in 90, 100 and 110cm options, so pick the width that lines up with your appliance for the cleanest finish.

Stainless steel has a professional, reflective look that suits contemporary or industrial kitchens and partners well with stainless appliances, while black offers a bold, modern contrast that can hide darker marks. Stainless steel tends to show fingerprints but wipes to a streak-free shine; black finishes often look sleeker but can show dust or cooking grease on very light surfaces. Choose stainless steel if you want a classic, appliance-matching look; choose black for a dramatic focal point or to complement dark cabinetry.

Yes, they're promoted as easy-to-clean surfaces designed to protect the wall behind your hob. For routine cleaning, a soft cloth with warm soapy water is usually enough; avoid abrasive pads that could mark the finish. after frying you can quickly wipe a stainless splashback to remove splatter and maintain a streak-free surface.

"Universal" means the splashbacks are designed to suit a wide range of cookers and hob layouts rather than one specific Rangemaster model. You still choose the appropriate width to match your appliance, but the universal design makes the product compatible with most standard ranges. a 110cm universal splashback will work with many larger range cookers where extra wall protection is useful.

Expect to spend roughly between the current product price and the current product price, depending on size and finish. The current range shows 90cm stainless at about the current product price, 100cm black around the current product price and 110cm black at the current product price, so larger widths and some finishes sit at the upper end. These are presented as cost-effective protection, so you're paying for a durable, easy-to-clean surface rather than decorative tiles or frequent redecorating.